Marconi POTS Router + PAP2 Voip Device

jackster

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I don't know if this is the correct place to post, but i'm desperate. I want to connect a Linksys PAP2 to one of the ethernet ports in order to make VoIP calls through the modem. Anything i plug into the ehternet port(s) gets internet connectivity like a dream. But when i connect the PAP2, it seems like it doesn't have a connection. I think the router might be blocking RTP packets or something. Anybody out there who has had simmilar problem, and was able to fix it?

Regards,

Jack
 
PAP2 > telkom

Hi

For those people that doesn't know what a PAP2 is:
http://www.vonage.com/corporate/images/pap2_small.gif
+/- R 600 Retail (saves you a crapload of money)

I currrently use a Linksys WRT54GL Boadband router + Linksys PAP2 Phone Adapter. I connect my Telkom Cordless phone to my Linksys PAP2 with www.voipbuster.com running as my service.

So when I make a call to USA / Canada etc over my Telkom phone, It is free, and local calls(south africa)/UK Landline are 8c per minute. Cellphone is arround R 1.20 pm.

To setup your PAP2:
Open the ports 5060, 53, 69, 10000 & 10001 in your router and forward them to the local IP of the gateway.

Your router needs to dial PPPoE. You must also uninstall Voipbuster from your computer since it only allows one login (in this case your PAP2 & not the VOIPBUSTER Software for PC).

You must setup your http://ip-to-pap2/ to be on your local network also.

You can also check how to setup your PAP2 on http://www.voipconfig.de/

My dailing plan is:
(<:0027>[1-9]xx. | <:002721>[1-9]xxxxxx| <082:002782>[1-9]xx.|<083:002783>[1-9]xxxxxx|<072:002772>[1-9]xxxxxx|<09:00>xx.)

If you have any questions just PM me.
 
Any luck with a solution to this problem?

I've been asked to help a number of times with people having problems with the Sipura/PAP2/Linksys SPA1001 devices and the old Telkom MArconi routers. I'm not sure what the issue is - disabling the firewall doesn't seem to help. Any ideas?
 
Simple.

VoIP (in the case of the PAP2, SIP) isn't very happy with NAT.

You have to port forward 5060 (SIP) and 2 UDP ports, usually 10000 and 10001 (RTP) to your PAP2 device.
 
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